What are Corn LED?
Corn led is an arrangement of light-emitting diodes
(LEDs) on a metal structure. They are called corn lamps because the way the
yellow LEDs are mounted on the fire is similar to the way corn grains are
mounted on a corn cob. Corn cob lamps are designed to provide high light output
using LEDs, which requires a large number of diodes. The diodes (which can
sometimes comprise hundreds of diodes) are mounted on a metal bulb with the
largest possible surface area to keep the diodes fresh.
Because
the lamp is cylindrical, it resembles a corncob in appearance, which has earned
it the name of a "corn lamp" or "corncob lamp". Regardless
of the name, these lamps are known in the lighting industry for their high
light output and low energy consumption, a combination that can work wonders
for both light quality and cost savings in your home or business.
What
type of luminaire accepts Corn LED?
Many
dealers’ sockets will accept a corn lamp, but you need to make sure you have
the right one. There are corn lamps for Mogul and medium ba s, and others are
currently being developed to allow for a greater variety of base applications.
If
you are concerned whether your luminaire can be installed with a corn lamp,
please contact the designer who should list the specific applications of their
corn lamp products.
How
do I install Con LED?
Just
make sure that the dimensions of the corn lamp fit into the light
fixture you
are installing it in. Because corn lamps are so easy to install, once you have
the right product for your choices, you don't have to worry about installation
instructions or wiring, which is another reason corn lamps are such an easy way
to use LED lighting in your home or business.
What
should I look out for in right Corn LED?
Cooling
A
corn LED should cool itself with its aluminium structure, which has a large
surface area that allows heat to escape. If you operate your corn lamps in a
high-temperature environment, you must pay special attention to how hot your
LED corn bulbs run and adjust them accordingly. Before you buy, make sure that
you purchase corn bulbs that are specially made for the temperature conditions
in which they will operate, and you should not encounter this problem.
Some
corn lamps arE design with built-in fans, and although this may sound useful at first, these
fans have proven to be problematic. In essence, installing a fan is a cheap way
to make a corn lamp. The fan's motor will die out long before the LEDs fade and
fail, and only if the fan is not stopped by insects or dust before it has
reached its full life. The picture on the left shows a corn lamp from the manufacturer
3BL. The sophisticated 6063 aluminium structure dissipates heat better than a
fan and helps your LED corn bulb run efficiently for a long time. This is a
high-quality corn lamp!
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